Thanksgiving

AAA Northeast says that more than 1.2 million from Massachusetts will travel for Thanksgiving, and that number is up 15.5 percent from a year ago.

With Thanksgiving right around the corner, it’s time to start planning for the big feast. Every family approaches the day differently. For many, the tradition is that Thanksgiving is always, without fail held at (fill in the blank’s) house, end of the story, don’t even entertain the thought of even offering up an alternative. Open your mouth ...

To add to the festive community spirit the City of Pittsfield announced through the Facebook page that back by popular demand Ringing of the Bells will return this holiday season to Pittsfield. In an effort to “Keep the spirit of the holidays alive and the belief of “Believe” in the hearts of all forever” according to the Facebook post. Residents throughout t...

Check out all the fun things to do during and into the Holidays!

Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and with the coronavirus climbing across the United States and a recent spike right here in Berkshire County, people are wondering how, or even if, they should celebrate the holiday with their family and friends ...

Thanksgiving will be on the lighter side when it comes to the typical number of travelers on the roads and at airports. According to AAA Travel, effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, including health concerns and high unemployment, are impacting Americans’ decisions to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday...

The popular Springfield based grocer that has stores throughout Massachusetts and Connecticut, including four in Berkshire County, has announced they will close all of their stores on Thanksgiving Day and the following Friday, Nov. 26 and 27...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is sharing its guidelines for gatherings this Thanksgiving. According to the CDC traveling for the holiday increases the risk for COVID-19 transmission. Experts recommend staying home to celebrate...

Some, like myself, prefer their cranberry sauce out of the can on Thanksgiving, while others like it homemade. What side are you on?

More snow to kick off the week will lead to a very cold Thanksgiving in the Berkshires.